Spiderman March Turns Violent In Ohio

NEW: Neo-Nazis “find out” after they were seen waving Nazi flags from an overpass in Ohio, get confronted by a group of black residents who take their flag and burn it.

Amazing ?

13 men, who fled the area in a U-Haul, were seen with covered faces, waving Nazi flags above the… pic.twitter.com/u12Kv5gNSD

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) February 9, 2025

A group of Neo-Nazis waving Nazi flags on an overpass in Cincinnati, Ohio, this week were confronted by local Black residents, who chased them away and burned their flags.

This is the way.?? pic.twitter.com/GWQ8Bdg2E8

— Republicans against Trump (@RpsAgainstTrump) February 9, 2025

? Nazis ran off by the community in Cincinnati, Ohio!

In this day and age you would think the police wouldn’t let a group of armed masked men ride around other people’s communities stirring up drama. But we already know the problem.

Original post on @SeeRacists page pic.twitter.com/UPQxbAvaDs

— Black American Defense Forces (@BlackOperators) February 8, 2025

Group of Nazis went to Lincoln Heights, Ohio outside Cincinnati today….they quickly Found Out to never go there again ?pic.twitter.com/qhH9pWF1Fh

— Wu Tang is for the Children (@WUTangKids) February 8, 2025

Normally, I wouldn’t even bother to comment on a story like this, as I have been watching these groups like Creativity come and go for 25 years now. I treat it like background noise.

CNN:

“Local residents confronted and drove off neo-Nazi demonstrators waving large swastika-emblazoned flags along a highway overpass on Friday between Lincoln Heights and Evendale, Ohio, home to a historically Black community that has endured a long history of racism.

White nationalist groups in Ohio have recently grown increasingly brazen in expressing hateful rhetoric and racist ideologies. Last November, Hate Club, a newly formed White supremacist organization, paraded through a Columbus neighborhood, waving swastika flags and shouting racist slurs.

About a dozen neo-Nazis, wearing all black clothing and red face masks the marchers in Columbus also wore, were seen on traffic cameras waving the swastika flags. They had also pinned red swastika banners on the fence of the overpass and a sign reading “America for the White Man,” according to photos shared with CNN. …”

In related news, Springfield is suing Blood Tribe.

I’m not sure if the group above in the Cincinnati metro area was Blood Tribe or a splinter group. Does anyone know if Blood Tribe has already collapsed? Why are these people dressed the same?

New York Times:

“The city of Springfield, Ohio, which was singled out by Donald J. Trump and JD Vance during the presidential campaign with false and outrageous claims about Haitian immigrants, has sued a neo-Nazi group that helped draw national attention to the small city in the first place.

The suit, filed in federal court on Thursday, was brought by the mayor, Rob Rue, along with several city commissioners and Springfield residents. It says that Blood Tribe, a four-year-old neo-Nazi group, began a campaign of intimidation focused on Haitian immigrants in the city. It culminated last summer in “a torrent of hateful conduct, including acts of harassment, bomb threats and death threats” against locals who spoke in support of the Haitian residents.

The plaintiffs cite the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871, which makes it a crime to deny individuals their civil rights, and accuses Blood Tribe of ethnic intimidation and inciting violence. …”

Anyway, the only reason why I have anything to say about this is because self-described “antisemites” have felt it necessary to initiate this debate about ideology, strategy and tactics, so I think it is proper to write a few articles in response about why I disagree with them.

In Occidental Consent, I pointed out how “antisemitism,” which I define as the monomaniacal belief that the Jewish Question is “the only issue that matters,” generates legions of violent cranks, people who play the clown for laughs and donations on the internet, crackpots, conspiritards, Third Worldist LARPers who live vicariously through groups like Hamas and Hezbollah, anti-Christian pagans, belligerent incels who hate White women and professional losers who are waiting on “The Collapse” which is their Rapture. In all of its various incarnations, my problem with it is that it is ineffective and antipolitical. The goal of all of these people is to demobilize White people and to lose our political enemies.

Dressing up like Spiderman and parading through Springfield or Cincinnati with swastika flags seems to be the main thing these groups do though in their short lifespans. It is important to understand that this is theater, not politics. There is no political message like “stop refugee resettlement” or “immigration replaces Southern workers.” No one is even trying to persuade politicians of anything. No one is trying to persuade an audience of anything either. Instead, this is about acting out a fantasy ideology. These people are also not “revolutionaries.” They are not trying to violently overthrow the government.

Team Antisemitism insists that “naming the Jew” is what matters. They vehemently oppose participating in “the system” unless it is to vote for, say, Kamala Harris to own the Rightoids. My response to these people is to point to the practical results of their ideology … dressing up like Spiderman and getting hooted down off overpasses in Ohio, prostrating themselves before mentally ill black rappers because Ye “names the Jew,” storming synagogues to shoot 14-year-old Methodist Eagle Scouts, and so on.

Convince me and other skeptics that this is a politically effective tactic.

Note: I will have some thoughts on loserpilled activists in another article. These are people who have made losing – in relationships, in politics, in business, in every aspect of life – their ideology. They approach everything that happens in the world with a loser mindset.